Ford Family consists of:
a) 2 adults
The price of ticket for each adult is $18.55. This can be approximated to $19 if we round it to nearest dollar. So the price of ticket for 2 adults will be 2 x 19 = $38
b) 3 children between ages 2 and 10.
Ticket for each child between ages 2 - 10 is $12.59 which can be approximated to $13. So ticket price for 3 children will be 3 x 13 = $39
c) 2 children below the age of 2.
Ticket price for each child is $6.54 which can approximated as $7. So ticket price for 2 children will be 2 x 7 = $14
The estimated total amount due on the family equals = 38 + 39 + 14 = $91
In each of the 3 cases we rounded up the values. So this means the actual amount must be slightly lesser than $91. The actual bill was $87.95 which is close to $91 and lesser than it. Hence we can conclude that $87.95 is the correct amount due for Ford Family.
Answer:
Systolic on right

Systolic on left

So for this case we have more variation for the data of systolic on left compared to the data systolic on right but the difference is not big since 0.170-0.147 = 0.023.
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming the following data:
Systolic (#'s on right) Diastolic (#'s on left)
117; 80
126; 77
158; 76
96; 51
157; 90
122; 89
116; 60
134; 64
127; 72
122; 83
The coefficient of variation is defined as " a statistical measure of the dispersion of data points in a data series around the mean" and is defined as:

And the best estimator is 
Systolic on right
We can calculate the mean and deviation with the following formulas:
[te]\bar x = \frac{\sum_{i=1}^n X_i}{n}[/tex]

For this case we have the following values:

So then the coeffcient of variation is given by:

Systolic on left
For this case we have the following values:

So then the coeffcient of variation is given by:

So for this case we have more variation for the data of systolic on left compared to the data systolic on right but the difference is not big since 0.170-0.147 = 0.023.
Answer:

The number of texts she can have is less than 600.
Step-by-step explanation:
Total monthly charge
30 + 0.05 for each text.
So, for x tests, the charge is:

Write an inequality to represent the # of texts she can have?
It has to be under 60, so:


The solution is:



The number of texts she can have is less than 600.
I believe the answer is 4x + 8. you multiply 4 by x which makes 4x. Than you multiply 4 by 2, making 8.